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This Alabama restaurant tandem raises a glass to culinary dreams coming true

Domaine South and Le Petit Bijou Sandwich and Wine Bar offer a European culinary experience in Alabama's Rocket City.

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Some Madison County businesses say they can survive another shutdown thanks to customers

Madison County restaurants say they know customers will help them survive any new Covid difficulties Luke Hawke, executive chef at Domaine South Governor Kay Ivey is not looking to do another shutdown, but needs more Alabamians to get vaccinated. Posted: Jul 25, 2021 11:24 PM Updated: Jul 26, 2021 9:41 AM Posted By: Alexis Scott As the Delta variant of coronavirus continues to spread across the country, some cities are reimplementing COVID protocols like masking. However, in Madison County things are fully open and many businesses are not requiring masks, and people are still going out and about. WAAY-31 checked in with a few businesses in Madison County about whether or not they fear another shutdown.

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Huntsville businesses make plans for when Alabama s mask mandate is lifted

Huntsville businesses make plans for when Alabama s mask mandate is lifted
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Flipping for the Future dollhouse renovation challenge, UCP Huntsville

âFlipping for the Futureâ dollhouse renovation challenge, UCP Huntsville Flipping for the Future By Kellie Miller | December 12, 2020 at 2:03 PM CST - Updated December 12 at 2:16 PM HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - If youâve been walking around downtown Huntsville lately, you may have noticed some beautifully decorated dollhouses in a handful of store windows. Itâs all part of the United Cerebral Palsy (UCP) of Huntsvilleâs first ever âFlipping for the Futureâ Renovation Challenge. Several local businesses have taken on the challenge to flip outdated dollhouses, which are put on display. Leslie Walker, the Community Engagement Manager for UCP Huntsville said the pandemic has made fundraising extra challenging this year. Thatâs how the idea of âFlipping for the Futureâ was sparked.

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